8 Things You Didn’t Know About Anil Bhagwat

➡ Anil Bhagwat Biography

An Indian and Marathi film actor whose work ethic precedes him, Anil Bhagwat has been a household name for a decade now. Be it a lead role or one that supports the story, his dedication to the craft never runs short. Amit is known for The Hangman (2015) and Hulla (2008). Recently, the 50-year-old actor starred as a lawyer in the Netflix hot streaming Mimi (2021). If not acting, he spends his leisure time reading books. There is no doubt that he has been entertaining a larger audience with his admiring acting talent. Though Bhagwat has a private life, here is a little insight into his realm: Let us have a look!

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Anil Bhagwat

1- Lights, Camera, Action

Once out of College, Anil sought to pursue Bollywood and Mollywood (Marathi film cinema). His sterling performances have been ones to watch out for.

2- Sneak Peek

Bhagwat has accumulated credits for films like Gandii Baat (season 2) (2019), Kaalchakra(2019), Master Eke Master (2009), Bhago Bhoot (2000), and Katt Katt Kadakadu also in 2000.

3- Harishchandrachi Factory

With a supporting role in the Marathi film which was a Dadasaheb Phalke’s biopic and India’s entry to Oscars at the time, Anil Bhagwat started off with a promising note.

4- The Hangman

In the Vishal Bhandari-directed thriller The Hangman (2005), Bhagwat played the character of Bholu. Though in English, the Hindi film starred thespians like Om Puri and Shreyas Talpade.

5- Hulla- Popular Movie

The film Hulla (2008) was one of the earliest films of his acting career. He bagged the role of Sr. Shenoy. Directed by Jaideep Varma the black comedy-drama is a lighthearted watch, stunningly portraying urban India.

6- Appeared in a Marathi Film

In 2010, he was appeared as Bhau alongside Shirram Ranade as Bandya in the Marathi film Manjar. Written and directed by Sumedh Sarojini, the plot encapsulated a tale of two friends caught in a love-hate relationship with death.

7- Well-praised Performance

Anil featured as Liaquat Ali Khan in the fiction period drama Viceroy’s House (2017). Based loosely on the events of the Indo-Pak partition, the rendition was screened at the 67^th Berlin International Festival. Partition 1947 is a Hindi dubbed version of the film.

8- Mimi, a fan favorite

Playing lawyer Bharadwaj in Mimi (2021) very easily classifies as one of the most profound credentials for the actor. The film is a remake of the Marathi Mala Aai Vhhaychy! (2011) and was digitally released on Netflix and Jiocinema.